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Hey guys, this is Matt Powell. If I was to tell you that there was a gigantic explosion, one of the first things that you would ask me is, well, what caused it? If I responded back to you and said, well, nothing caused it, nothing caused this explosion, you would say that's crazy. You know, you'd say that's madness. You'd say that's absolutely insane. But if you look at the Big Bang Theory and the atheistic perspective of it, according to them, since there is no God, nothing would have had to create everything. And so they think that nothing caused an explosion at the beginning that created order and created our universe. Now that really shows that professing themselves to be wise, they became fools and that the Bible just comes back right time and time again about these people that claim to be very logical. If they can't even get their own creation story somewhat based in logic or science or reason, I don't know why people should put any trust or any faith in what they say. And so to say that nothing exploded and created everything, that nothing caused an explosion is absolutely pathetic. The second problem that I have with the Big Bang Theory and that science has with the Big Bang Theory is this idea that there was nothing and then an explosion occurred and that there was something. Mathematically speaking and scientifically speaking, the first law of thermodynamics states that matter cannot be created or destroyed. So it's scientifically impossible to go from nothing to something. So the first two flaws with the Big Bang Theory is this idea that nothing caused the explosion and that the explosion created time, space, and matter. And so we know that matter cannot create itself and so an outside force would have had to bring matter into existence. The Bible says in the beginning, God created the heaven and the earth and so God set the world in motion. God created the heaven and the earth and God was the force that did that. And you either have to believe that someone created something out of nothing or that nobody created something out of nothing. And so those are the first two problems with the Big Bang Theory. And a third problem with the Big Bang Theory is this idea that it created order and that somehow this explosion out of chaos produced order and planets that are in a perfect orbit. If we live in a universe where things are tending towards disorder, how did we get order in the first place? If an explosion occurred and created order, how did this even come about to begin with? And so these are three big issues with the Big Bang Theory and I think it should be rejected by the scientific community. I don't think it has any logical basis and people that try to defend the Big Bang Theory will try to redefine the Big Bang as an expansion. They'll say well it wasn't really an explosion, it was just an expansion. But the Big Bang Theory states that the universe went from the size of an atom to the size of our entire universe, our known universe in a trillion trillionth of a second. So if that's not an explosion, I don't know what is. To be as small as a smaller than an atom and then just go to being as big as our universe in a trillion trillionth of a second, that is an explosion. And the only reason they try to redefine it and say well it's an expansion is just to make it sound like it's not as kooky as it really is. And these people that want to make fun of Christianity and mock Jesus and mock the Lord God and come out against Christianity and pretend like they have purpose in their life, you know if the atheistic worldview is true and if the Big Bang is true, then what is the meaning of life? They might say well the meaning of life is whatever I assign to it, so I give myself meaning. Well that's a circular argument because you're saying that the reason that you're alive and that the reason that there's reason to living is because I see there's a reason to living, so therefore there's a reason to living. That's absolutely ridiculous. And so these people have no credit. They have no scientific credit, no logical credit, certainly no biblical credit. The Bible says that the fool has said in his heart there is no God and foolish people come up with foolish ideas. And the Big Bang theory is probably the most foolish idea in the history of mankind. So those are the three main issues with the Big Bang. These are unanswerable questions. In any debate or discussion that I've ever ended up in, the atheist has always ended up in a chokehold by these questions. Not because I'm so logical or I'm so good at debating, but because these questions are just so powerful and they show that their worldview is absolutely pathetic and ridiculous. And I've been in discussions and debates where they'll say, well I don't have a worldview, Matt. Why are you saying I have a worldview? And I always like to ask them, is that your worldview that you don't have a worldview? Because that's a pretty interesting way to view the world. The YouTube atheists out there will typically mock Christianity and try and recruit young people into believing their religion. And I think that they spend a lot of time shadowboxing against the God that they claim not to even believe in. But one of the things that they constantly do, and you'll see this on every little avatar that they have out there, they always have a fantasy name for themselves. Because of course they have to live in a fantasy land. If they think that they have to assign meaning to their lives and that the reason that they're alive is because they define a reason for their living and that's the reason that they survive and live, well that's absolutely ridiculous. And so we can expect for them to be ridiculous in other areas. And so these YouTube fantasy names that they assign themselves, like R and Ra, you know that guy's real name is Larry Nelson, you know, which just sounds crazy. I understand why he wanted to take a step and go into fantasy land because anybody that has that name Larry Nelson, you know, and espouses that ideology that he espouses would probably feel pretty freakish about themselves. And the guy does look pretty crazy. You look at all the other YouTube atheists out there, I mean the Godless Engineer, another man with a fantasy title for his fantasy type. And you know, you have the Raging Atheist. You know, and it's funny because these YouTube names that they assign themselves, it's like they give themselves away. You know, Raging, the Raging Atheist, the definition of rage is out of control emotions. You know, so maybe he should just call himself the out of control atheist because that's exactly what his name even means if he wants to assign that fantasy name to himself. And so I wanted to do this video to explain why it's stupid to put any stock in what these people say and why the Bible is true. Jesus said that there shall not be one stone left here upon another. You know, Jesus said there were things going towards disorder. And so to say that an explosion out of chaos produced order, not only does that go against what science says, it goes against what the Bible says, and it goes against the creation story that God instituted and the truth of the Word of God. And people do not need to fear these YouTube atheists and these people that pretend to be logical. You know, a lot of people will make fun of Christianity and in 2020 there's a lot of people that want to attack Christians. And I think we should go to the defense of God's Word boldly for the cause of Christ. The Bible says that the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness, but unto us which are saved it is the power of God. So it's the power of God to us Christians. It's foolishness to them. And so professing themselves to be wise, they became fools. And so the three main problems with the Big Bang that I'd like to see atheists try and answer, and of course they've failed every time, is do you think that nothing caused an explosion? Do you think that's logical? There's the first problem. The second problem is, do you think that this explosion created matter and energy? Because the second law of thermodynamics, the first law of thermodynamics states that matter can't be created or destroyed. Do you believe that this explosion out of chaos produced order after it created matter and energy and after nothing caused it just somehow produced order? That's ridiculous. No serious person, no scientific person out there should ever take these people seriously. And the only reason I do videos like this is because there's a lot of young people out there that get confused. You know, they see the YouTube atheist community going wild against people like me and people like Pastor Anderson or people like Dr. Kent Hogan. And in this next film that we have coming out on creation versus evolution, all I do is go to the college students at ASU or other universities and just ask questions. I'm going to be asking questions to some more famous atheists and we're going to see what the result is. And so this project I believe is going to be a success and not only are we going to debunk the big bang in this film just like I did in this video, but we're also going to step further into the creation versus evolution controversy and demonstrate that these people do not have a leg to stand on, that they don't believe in science, that they don't believe in logic, they don't believe in reason. If they believed in any of those three things they would believe in the Lord. And so that's all I have for today folks. God bless.